Características geotécnicas de los suelos en la ciudad de Huelva: parámetros de identificación y ensayos de consolidación

Bochs Montoro, A.; Camacho Cerro, Manuel Alejandro; García Navarro, Encarnación; Alonso Chaves, Francisco Manuel

Geotechnical characteristics of the soils of Huelva town: index properties and consolidation test

Author

Bochs Montoro, A.; Camacho Cerro, Manuel Alejandro; García Navarro, Encarnación ; Alonso Chaves, Francisco Manuel
Publication Date

2005
Publisher

Sociedad Geológica de España
Abstract

This paper shows the preliminary results of a laboratory geotechnical test for the identification and determination of consolidation properties of the soils of Huelva. The fine-grained soils (Arcillas de Gibraleón, Arenas de Huelva and Arenas de Bonares units) have a high consistency. These are over-consolidated soils which have few compressibilities. The Arcillas de Gibraleón Unit presents expansive clay minerals
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http://hdl.handle.net/10272/8647

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Características geotécnicas de los suelos en la ciudad de Huelva: parámetros de identificación y ensayos de consolidación

Geotechnical characteristics of the soils of Huelva town: index properties and consolidation test

Author

Bochs Montoro, A.; Camacho Cerro, Manuel Alejandro UHU Authority

; García Navarro, Encarnación UHU Authority

; Alonso Chaves, Francisco Manuel UHU Authority

Publication Date

2005

Publisher

Sociedad Geológica de España

Abstract

This paper shows the preliminary results of a laboratory geotechnical test for the identification and determination of consolidation properties of the soils of Huelva. The fine-grained soils (Arcillas de Gibraleón, Arenas de Huelva and Arenas de Bonares units) have a high consistency. These are over-consolidated soils which have few compressibilities. The Arcillas de Gibraleón Unit presents expansive clay minerals

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/10272/8647

Fichero	Tamaño	Formato	Ver	Description
Caracteristicas.pdf	525.1Kb	PDF	View/Open

Fichero	Tamaño	Formato	Ver	Description
Caracteristicas.pdf	525.1Kb	PDF	View/Open

This item appears in the following Collection(s)

Geogaceta -- Nº 39, (2005)